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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

ran TIIsE itI,uIsu
BURNED IoIFAlu.

81. Louis, No. May ~, a -pccia.
from LaWren e. hansas. ay. About
3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
children of August Martin set fire 10
the house and the BABY one-year-
old child. was burned to death The
father brought the child from the
burning building alive but it died in
q few minutes
LOSS 100000
NEW YORK, May 27,-Flsmes broke
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
Photographed SACK,

WAsMtNGro>, May l1-For eastern
Texas: threatening weather, iocal
rams. nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds, generally -oWhcrly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
POISON IN THE ASHES,
" hat the vi Lebanon shakers Found
Iuctd,It IN the History OF
quiet Community,

a. AZ IffsfnrN n IA
aule, community.
The Mount Lebanon New
York Shakers are a quiet com
munity, secluded from the fret
and worry Of theouts eworld;
they are widely known. how
.ovor for ,bejr strict honor and
,.,..l.;t,. :, ,,,.;ross
P'g ,,,'c s - Y,',' Io,;o,.o ,ho.
ne 'ohaNe'S 'e,ic'e In'' Mt.
lure mas y relncuH or every
disease. A few nave been found
the rest are as vet unknown
Many were discovered bv acct.
liam, otLors co,,e to liahtos
~ -, 4:.,. ,.,,.;
''iV l''o'' vi paw ''' NP'
lhcht anu research
Nervous Dyspepsia Is a com.
paratiyclvnew disease growing
out ofthc conditions of modern
1ifo Il +. mint ,aerti.n of
.,u..
tle digestive ORGANS ana % 'Ic
nervous system; these two were
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28

The los SNOW estimated ~ 81 3d..
00U Inc fire ra1ed from 1880 o'clock
unit, Daylight The bodies of 300
horses are roasting IN the ruins Of the
stables. am moro th9n luU families,
mostly very POOR people, have been
rendered homeless. AM number OF
people lave been pro.,ratod by the
hca' Mel women aud children
wandered around all night, nimc- ly,
over hc
ECIN- oFruEiR WRECKED HOMES.
bcrci- Of then al and bewildcrcd at
tie sudden and crushing blow The
Insurance will be less than 100000.
The street Car company carried
$4,000. The losses. ~ nearly n an
be figured to-day, foot up Rairoad
stables. S55U,OOO, l2OH horses, l15 car,
harness, etc, and make toinl OF
81 OGO.Ouu. jacobs new silk Factory,
100000; Ever tencmcnt-, SlHOOOO,
lossc- OF tenants, $4,000. other build.
ing- $25,u1l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-28
MlsuELLANEous.

l,EcoSu and mriurc bought and sol, ny
= Barnard BIOS.
, 1887-09-01

In regard to the work being done by
Stale Secretary Mason Of California. a
SPokane Falls paper published the fol-
lowing Aug. 14th:
i reporter had I conversation with
3lr, Mason yesterday, IN which the latter
made some interesting statements il re-
gard to his purpose in visiting this place
aud also III regard to the work which tie
Y, NJ c. : accoc;ation is doing on the
Pacific coast. For q long time there has
heea talk here Of getting a secretary Tor
the local association, and now N-.
Aeson has come on to stir up new in
tare-t in. the movement aud 20 advise
ans! strengthen the young men in their
work. Tonight he viii speak IL tie
Pavilion, which has very kindly been
offered for the purpose by the owners, on
the subject of the work which IS done
on the Pacific coast. Mr.. Mason Is q
Hue speaker and viii give an interesting
tai: talk. All are cordially invited to
attend Ia the course Of conversation
Ar. Mason gaze some interesting staiis-
tics showing how the association IS pros
There are now along this coast fifty as
sociations, nineteen of which are con-
nscted with colleges. During the last
eight months the some Of Sl73,GG0 has
been raised in California for the pUr-
pose OF erecting buildings for the asso-
citation There are SIX buildings going
up. IL Pasadena, a city Of about The
same size as Spokane, the people have
donated building lot worth SIG,U00
and intend to put up $4,000 building
on it at once. 1T Los Angeles the asso-
c!a!ion has bought lot worth $37, Geo
and have let a contract for a SG5,000
building. Only four college associations
in the country have buildings. The for
tunate four are Princeton, Yale, Toronto
University and AndoYer. Every state
in the union except West Virginia, Flor
ida. Arkansas and Nevada have college
associations. There are also fiourishing
branches in China, India, Syria and Tpr-
key.
, 1887-09-01
With Oar Exchanges.

The Portland Mechanics Fair viii be
held this year from October 9Th TO the
22d.
Gov. Semple viii deliver the annual
address of the Lewis County Agscul-
tuyal Fair.
Gov, Pennoyer, of Oregon. will visit
Philadelphia and Washington City early
in September.
Late reports from the northern coast
bring the gratifying assurance that the
revenue cutter Bear IS safe.
Ferndale, Cal, decides against allow
ing Chinese t. work there in the Cutting
Paci ilg Co.'S cannery there.
The new Methodist church at Spokane
is TO be handsome structure costing
s25, coo. : cellar for the furnace is now
being exeavatede
The peach crop of Yakima county,
whichhas never been sufficient to sup
ply the local demand, Will this year nf-
fond a surplus for export.
The Clarke County commissioners al
ded six hundred and twenty-iour names
to the assessment roll which had been
missed by the assessor and his deputies.
1t has been decided by the Govern
ment 10 put the snag boat skagit to
work above Snohomish City, removing
some Of the dangerous suags in that
stream.
Tacoma has made application for a
free delivery postal service. To DO this
the postofiice at Old Tacoma must be
discontinued. Mr.. Mason, the Inspec'
tor, recommends It.
The railroad companies doing busi-
ness in this Territory have this year
paid into the Territorial Treasury, En-
der the operation OF tie gross earnings
tax law, SCI ,226.O4. being nu incr6 ase
over last year OF SI2,84s94 Next year
the increase will te stili greater OF The
amount collected ono-third goes 10 the
Territory and the remainder Is divided
up among the counties ia proportion to
the miles OF railroad in each.
, 1887-09-01
q Crinpse complsxien.

When observed in one Of the Caucasian
race, is indicative of blue in the blood
Who would lie yellow when he or she
can exhibit the kue OF health on the
cheek and brow through the aid of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. an antagonist
at whose onset liye- complaint takes Its
flight? Fur upon the tongue, nausea,
sick headache, pains under the right
ribs and shoulder blade, an unpleasant
" odorous breath, are remedial with this
benign alternative. which does not, like
potent catEartic, dreach the intestines
or, like the mercurial preparations, con-
taminate the blood. Not oaly fbe liver
but the stomach and bowels are aroused,
toned and regulated by this fine family
medicine, which has won the confidence
of the respectable classes, net by start.
ling assertions on It's behalf, but by the
consistency of the claims made for il
with ITS performance in every ius'c,--c,
u hen tested.
, 1887-09-01
q, rrItarial !A.iEnIssion.
4 Veteran Of Two Wars.

Mr. I. W. Griffith served in both the
war with Mexico and in the late war,
and is probably as well know as any
citizen of Des Moines, Iowa, having
been a resident of that city for many
years, read what he says: Il have used
and thoroughly test Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
both myself aud in my family. l find it
to be the best medicine l ever used for
bowel complaint and the purposes it is
made 1 consider it thoroughly reliable,
and hereby recommend it 70 the people
and to all my friends. l. W. GRIFFITH.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and DiaT-
rhoea Remedy Is sold by DR.. J. ID. Mink
Ter. Sept1.
, 1887-09-01
shipping Notes.
Fron Mondays Daiiy.l


Bkfne. J. NJ Griffith. Edwards, arrived
this afternoon from San Diego ana
passed ta Hadlock, where she loads re
turn cargo of lumber
Ship Indiana, Morrison, arrived tLis
morning, IS days from san Francisco
aud passed up in tow Of tug 2,oguI to
Seattle, where she loads relarn cargo
of coal.
Bark. Lizzie Williams arrived yester-
day Is days from San Francisco and
proceeded 70 Tacoma, where she loads s
return cargo Of coal.
! Mr, Holmes and son, Of the firm of
Rentop, Hclmes & Co, visited cur city
yesterday, taking in the principal points
of inteEe5t. including the iron works at
the head Of the bay and Hadlock Mills.
The steamer Wildwood was chartered to
carry the party 10 Port Blakely.
Ting Pioneer left here yesterday TO tow
a boom of logs from Utsalady 10 Port
Discovery.
Am. ship II ereury was sold on Satur
day to the Port Blakely Mill Co. She
was towcd this afternoon to Port Blake
ly to load lumber for San Francisco.
Capt. Panno who brought the ship here,
will go east by way of San Francisco.
Capt. Patterson arrived here Saturday
trom Sew York with orders from VIM.
Nelson. owner OF The ship Mercury, to
relieve Capt, Panno. The vessel being
sold be will return east.
, 1887-09-01

Am. ship General Knox. Libby, arrived
today, u days from San Francisco. She
proceeds in tow of ting Mogui. where she
will lead return cargo of coal.
Bark Bonanza, Keller, arrived this
morning, II days from San Francisco
and anchored in the bay. She VIII pro-
ceed to Port Camille to load a return
cargo of lumber.
Br. bark Palmyra, Minot, IS days ont
from San Francisco is reported in the
straits.
Schooner Fannie Dutard, johnson,
arrived Saturday from San Pedro and
proceeded to Port Blakely, where she
will load q return cargo of lumber.
Schooner W. 1. Weiizman IS reported
in the straits. She is bound to Blakely
where she will load a cargo of lumber
for San Pedro.
, 1887-09-01
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SOMEWHAT SINGULAR. Under this
caption a smart Alecls in the Seattle
P.-I, with the Iudiana hay seed not al
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Capt Jack Buusby by giving an opin-
ion as is an opinion" Buasby's nauti-
cal knowledge shoGid have taught him
, 1887-09-01

Nl- Eusha Reese returned from
Oh East on Monday
". a.. Whittlesey returned from a
tip TO Seattle Thursday.
The public school in this city will
open on Monday, Sept. 9Th.
seiasti.a Downie, Of Crescent Bay,
uls Lscu spending a week in town.
Nr. William kortcg and bis son
Willie is- for Chicago Thursday, to
/ bee a',-rut -,clai weeks.
f Mr. j.. B. Ault, an ehterprisinE and
/ populrr young citizen of Snohomisl
City, IS about 10 start q bank in that
, 1887-09-01
California Land being sold.

SAN r ANCTsco, Aug. 27.-The Central
Pacific Land Department is q good indi-
cation OF the general extent of the boom
in California lands. During the past
three days between 25,G00 ard 30,060
acres of lard have been sold across the
country. 1t was only yesterday that
5000 acres were sCid TO one man and
2690 to another party. Land Agent
Mills said today that the Central Pacific
has SOC. eco acres along It's line for winch
it can get today 81 more per day than at
any time since The land grant was made.
They are in such condition, however,
that the lard cannot be sold on account
of the long delay in p.ocuring patents.
Should the boom strike any portion of
this land they would lose this 50 advance
per acre.
Cleveland and the Gsand Army.
WHEELING, W Va. Aug. 26.-The
mem. .ers OF tue Grand Army who partici
pated in the demonstrations today re-
fused to pass under portrait of PEesi-
dent Cleveland, suspended from The Re
gister office. The entire column made
detour, and dropped co,ors in passing
the pisture. There were over 5000 veter-
ans in line from Pennsylvania, Ohia and
West Virginia.
Concerning steamer.
New YuRK, Aug. 80. The steamer
Kdickerbocker, OF The Cromwell line,
plying between this 'city and New Or
leans, and which Left here On the Goth
inst. with 81 passengers. Is two davs
overdue at the Crescent city. A cyclone
was reported off the Florida coast and
the vessel was in the track of it. Much
anxiety is expressed both Lere and at
New Orleans
TERRITORIAL Admission
SHosHoHB, Idaho, Aug. Ex-senator
Hearst, Governor Stephenson and Dele
gate Dubois recently held conference
regarding the proposed enlargement of
the boundaries of Idaho with reference
to statehood, which Idaho expects soon
to demaud with other Territories. Sena-
tor Stewards move TO annex Nevada TO
Idaho entirely collapsed at the confer
eDce. 1t was suggested that the Idaho
line be extended northward through
Montana, so as to take in the counties of
OF Beayerhead and iisso1la.
, 1887-09-01
Fror,, Errdar,s naiIx.

Tacoma has new bank.
City council meeting tonight.
Q. H. Holcomb arrived to-day from Sc
atte.
Did you hear the whistle o: the loco.
motive?
Mrs. Cougill, the milliner. paid visit
to Port Gamble this week,
Mr. starrstt advertises large amount
brick for sale at 50 per thousand.
Land on Quimper Peninsula is going
lobs valuable property in future years
Port Townsend mechanics certainly
have no cause to grumble about lack OF
work this year.
Don't You wonder low tho steamers
n1nase 10 find their way around through
this log and smoke?
Lands for sale at the AReUs agency
comprise some of the choicest ana best
to be had in this locality
Ars. Richard Delanty of Port Dis
eOVety, who has been IN California for
SINE time past. is expected home soon.
George Atkinson. the we'll known man
Asef.of the Hanson 4 Company's mill p:
Old Tacomn, fell and i,ro':a 49,. a.m yes
'ts,day,
MI. Fred. Cosper, who is superintend-
ing the pnt.ing up Of machinery for our
eiecffic light company. thinks lie may
fsnaiu with us.
Receipts atthe Port Townrend custom
s'use for duties, &c, this year will
: aSOunt to about s15O,000-vastly in ad-
vance of any other years showing thus
isr
Miss Kate Walker, the young lady
Sao has taught school at Port Discov-
s'Y several terms, arrived last Tuesday
nom Santa Barbara. Cal, aud will soor
reopen school at Discovery.
Areport comes from San Francisco to
'neeiieet that the Olympiax and Alaskan
afe 10 be put on the Sound route TO run
Oa alternate days. They arc fine boat.
'uu II Is pleasure to travel on them.
Randolph S. Foster, OF Boston. ope O
'es bishops Of the NJ. E. church, arrived
a 'ne Tacoma yesterday accompanied 10y
70 son, H. W. Foster. Bishop Fostc
VII preside at the Puget Sound n. Z
''aiesenee which eonvencs at Glymri
u the seventh Of September
Mr. r.P. Lukens, tie sucscssfai raa
s'Aie dealer Of Pasadena. Cal, lel 60
y 0a bis return. Mr. Lukans. ha
's'iAe a KIDD Of nlerchantpripee anon.
- state kings, He publishes a aneI
-1''fAisd pamphlet masnEiCe, iIlastra
's q Us locality, fer fFce distribution
- trained eye speedily 'tolk I'M" H.
-'aaiuFes ~ Port Townsend. ari h
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, 1887-09-01

Tug Pioneer passed down today with a
boom OF logs bound to Port Discovery.
Ship Jctemiah Thompson, Ayre, load
ing piles at Port Discovery for San
Diego is ready fer sea.
Ship Detroit, McAlIep. laden with
$3.50 tons Of coal, sails from Seattle to-
day, bound 10 San Francisco. Tug s.
L. Mastick viii tow her is far as the
cnua
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
S1,7OO,OOO OF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
U. SMITH, z n. Main Street (11o stairs)
FROM $500 LOT TO $3.50 PER FOOT INCLUDING AND FRSELSS ACRE PROPERTY
IMMEDIATE VICINITY

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wling ell
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! gmopry to uso
described dmmenh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
Articles ofincorporation,

Articles of incorporation of the AS.
sembly of Southern California were fled
yesterday in the County Clerks office.
The substance OF the contents set forth
i, as follows: Organized and Incorporated
under aud in pursuance OF an article of
agreement from the Long Beach Land
aud Water Company, to S. J. Fleming +,
G. r. Crow. NJ. II. Williams, J. l..
Spencer, A. NJ. Hough and +. NJ. Wild
ney, for the benefit of said Chautauqua
assembly. Said agreement is for the trans.
ferof liz lots in the town of Long Beach,
Cal, is dated August 10, 1886. In
pursuance with the terms of said agree
ment made to said trustees, the under
signed hereby organize and incorporate
Us follows: First--This incorporation
shall be known, etc., ttitle stated
above.l Second The objects OF this
Assembly OF science, literary ensrtain-
Iuent, Sunday school interests, aud the
promotion of the broadest popular cui-
tufe in the interests Of Christianity,
with the power to confer any and oil
honors aud evidences of degrees of
y IuldfSuip unudilS CUulGlEt1 ny Supu
assemblies as the Chautauqua Uniyer-
sity. Said corporation snail have
no power to incur any
indebtedness or liability that
shall in any manner be lien or incum.
hrance ON any property that may belong
to said corporation. All real estate and
property OF said Assembly shall remain
under and be controlled by said Trus-
tees, as provided in the article of agree
iaeut aforesaid. Third-The principal
place of business is Long Beach, in Los
Angeles county. Fourth-Ne corpora
tion shall exist for fifty years, aud for
such further time as may be allowed by
law. The number of directors shall be
eleven, namely: Ira More, s. II. Miller,
G.. Il. Grow, ID. W. Hanna, J L. Spen-
Ger, MELVILLE Degier, r. NJ. Widney, NJ.
IL. Williams, A. NJ. Hough. ". L.
Ssradley and 5. j. Fleming. An elec.
tion for said directors shall be held in
Long Beach, Cal, on the last aay OF
each annual assembly, and aH directors
shall hold office for one year from date
os election. Directors shall be elected
from Evangelical Churches in any part
OF Southern California, by the Board OF
Directors holding offics on the date OF
their election. There is no capital
stock aud there are no shares of stock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
ARMY ORDERS.
Headquarters Department of Ari-
z0Ma.

a Headquarters de par tfnent Of Ari-
zona.
Los ANGELES, CAL, May l6, 1857.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 81.
l. Acting Assistant Surgeon Charles
Anderson will report upon expiration of
sick leave Of absence to the commanding
officer Fort Verde. for temporary duty.
.. Paragraph /, Special Orders, No.
p, current series, is revoked. Lieuten-
ant. Colonel G. NJ. Brayton, Ninth In.
fantry, is assigned to station at San
Diego Barracks, Cal, which post he will
join upon expiration of leave of absence.
8. BY authority of the Secretary of
War, Captain Il. B. Atwood. assistant
uuartermaster, is authorized to purchase
q public horse, subject to paragraph
1918 of the Regulations, as amended by
General Orders, No. 92, series 1885,
Headquarters of the Army.
4. The following named othoers:
Captain J. w. Pullman, assistant quar-
termaster, and lst Lieutenant G. B. Gate
wood, 9th Cavalry, will constitute board
to assemble at Los Angeles, CAL, as seon
as practicable. for the purpose OF in
specting and purchasing cavalry horses,
for the service of regiments In this de-
partment, under instructions conveyed
in letter of the chief quartermaster,
Division of the Pacific, of July 26, 1856.
The board will be governed by the re.
quirements of paragraphs 293 aud 295 OF
the Regulations.
The junior member will act as reosr.
der, and on completion of the duties,
the board will submit detailed report
of its proceedings.
5. lst Lieutenant William Davis, Jr.,
10th Cavalry, is relieved as member oi
the general court martial convened al
Fort Bowie, A. T., by Special Orders,
No. IL, carrent series, and Major T.. b.
Beaumont, 4th Cavalry, is detailed as 8
member OF the court.
BY command of Brigadier Genera
Mines. NJ. BARRIER,
Assistant Adiutant General.
[Ofiicial.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
THE COURTS.
superior rCourt-Dapartme G hree
N,MpIyany. u,

superior G Gourt-Dapnrtment hreS
O'Melveny, y.
THURSDAY, May 10. 1887.
Hall et.ral. VS.. Perrott-Jury waived
pleadings read; on trial.
SET FOR TO-MORRow.
People VS.. b. A. Stephen2--i0 A. nj.
People vs. A. Al. Thornton.
superior Court-Departnen one,
cheney, ,.
People We. $. Dunot--Case resumed;
Jury empanneled; returned and reported
defendant guilty OF manslaug ghter; sen
tence tomorrow.
Barclay VS.. Medlin--Con inue1 for
the session, upon stipulation filed.
Superior COuri-- Department T..
Hutton, j.
Friedman VS.. Crow-Argumert con-
olnded, and by the Court taken under
advisement.
Firman Church, Esq, was admitted
80 practice at the bar.
McMurdie vs. Observation-Disclosures
not appearing, ordered to do so, and
snow cause why it is not contempt.
SET FOR To MORROW.
Davis & Coweil VS.. Hazard.
Haskell VS.. Doty.
Department Tvo--tsnrdinev. D.
Estate and guardianship OF W. Z.
Mincier-Inaane; order Of sale
SET FOR TODAY.
Estate aud guardianship OF the Rubio
rninors-Notics Of petition for order OF
sale by publication.
Estate of L. l.. Farley, deceased Be
turns made and order directed for sale
OF real estate.
The ainor Courts.
TOWNSHIP CoTRT--rANRY, J.P
People vs.. Observation-Disclosures dis
charged.
People VS.. Il. Tyler--Ba.tsry; on
trial.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
People VS.. Moore-BattHy; 10 A. N.
People VS.. Dsneazeau-2 P. NJ.
Foscari VS.. Domirgnez-Trial ga. NJ.
CITY CoURT-Ausria. Jp.
People va. Maud Miller--Visting i'm.
choral places; defendant being under the
sge of IA years, she was ordered COM
nitted to the Boys and Girls Aid
School. at San Francisco.
People VS.. Richard Roe-Misde-
sneanor; gsilty; ordered to appear. but
Neglected to DO so.
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS. Shoemaker-Jury; 10 A. N.
People VS.. William Carter-9 a. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20
ssuilty of manslaushter.

The case of Sylvester Duron, charged
with numbering an Indian named Man
uel at BalloRa several years ago, was
concluded yesterday afternoon. The
defense put several witnesses on the
stand, but the confession made by Du'
ron had considerable weight with the
Jury, which found verdict Of man
slaug hter after short deliberation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-20

Parties who bought Lots at the Auction Sale on Fri
day, May 6th requested to call for their deeds and
contracts at the office of A. h. TEELE. General Agent.
No. 10 Court Street